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Old   May 21, 2019, 08:49
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I am looking for a suitable solver for the following scenario: I have a supersonic outflow (the fluid is helium) of a nozzle into an air enviroment. I want to simulate and analyze if there are differences between a helium jet into an air enviroment and a helium jet into a helium enviroment. The second case would be much easier to simulate.


For the case "helium into air" I am looking for a suitable solver. I dont know if a multhiphase solver is suitable, since both fluids are gases. The compressible multiphase solvers I know about are for immiscible fluids, which is also a problem. I have read, that rhoReactingFoam could be used, but only for subsonic flows.


I am glad about any hints and help!


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